From a bottle share at the DC gathering May 1, 2016. It is a dark Amber color with a slight head. The aroma is maple and the taste is butterscotch and the taste is maple with hints of peanut butter. Hmmmmm

Pours a golden brown color. Aromas of bananas, wheat bread, and a touch of chocolate. Flavor is a weird balance of banana flavor with malts and a crisp numbing dry finish. I’m not big on fruit beers, but this one has a subdued flavor, not over the top.

Bomber. The banana in the aroma is weird, and smells like an off flavor. Black opaque color with a light tan head with pretty good hang time and nice lacing. Once again, the banana adds a weird flavor. Full bodied. Overall, I want to like it. The chocolate and peanut butter is nice, but the banana detracts.

Apperance: Dark brown with a nice white head.Aroma: Smells like sugar and some peanuts, and it’s not good at all. And don’t forget the garbage aromas…Taste: So many different flavors that don’t mix well together. Nuts, banana, toffee and sugar. Palate: Full bodied, with good carbonation. Overall: Holy crap, this is so bad… I love Rogue Ales, but I’ll never forget this abomination…

I openly hate Rogue and I mega-hated the last Voodoo Abomination. That said, curiosity is a powerful force, so here I am drinking what is sure to be another egregious beer experience. Poured into a snifter.
3.5 A: Dark brown almost black color. Two fingers of frothy tan head. Retention is about average and a decent amount of lacing is left.
2.0 S: Hmmm. This is certainly unholy and I’m sure that Satan bathes in this, but I can’t figure out how much I hate it or even if I hate it. Well, I’m pretty sure I hate it. I guess this is what I’d expect from a chocolate, peanut butter, and banana plug-in air freshener. It pretty much reeks of artificial. The main and only aromas that aren’t blocked out are the banana, peanut butter, and chocolate. For how much this beer cost, they could have used real chocolate and peanuts and got banana out of the yeast, but that wouldn’t be the bullshit way of making this.
1.25 T: It certainly also tastes like what is in it - chocolate extract, banana extract, and peanut butter extract. It doesn’t matter how good the extract is, it’s always the same and it’s always shitty in beer. This tastes like a homebrew experiment. The flavors are artificial, don’t flow well at all, and are all either too intense or muted. This has way too much bitterness for what it is. There’s too much astringency (I guess from one of the extracts). The base offers no mediation. I don’t care enough to attempt to pick out any flavors below the mess. It tastes like extract.
2.5 M: They even fucked up the mouthfeel. It has a lighter medium body made lighter by the fact that it’s overcarbonated. No creaminess and certainly not smooth.
1.0 D: This beer is so shitty and so ungodly expensive that I can only assume that whoever brewed it and whoever priced it are going to be sitting in it someday in Satan’s bathhouse. It should be obvious that I would never buy it again. I wouldn’t even accept a free bottle. Hell, I wouldn’t even accept a free bottle if it came with a good local sixer if it meant I had to drink this again. The only redeeming aspect of this beer is that it scratched my curiosity itch, albeit at great cost.
DavoleBomb, Jul 07, 2013

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